Private Tour
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This tour is great for anyone making a day trip from London. We would meet you outside Peterborough Station (45 minutes from London) or indeed from anywhere else you might be travelling.
The site of Peterborough Cathedral was originally Roman, in the 7th century it became a monastic community though that was all but destroyed by the Great Heathen army under the splendidly named Ivar the Boneless. The current Peterborough Cathedral was built after the Norman conquest and seen of activity since then and two queens were buried here including Katherine of Aragon whose tomb we will visit.
From here we will make a short journey to the beautiful small town of Crowland which despite it’s modest size is home to two remarkable historical places of interest.
The first of which is Crowland Abbey with its picturesque ruins and often dramatic history. Nearby is the unique medieval Trinity Bridge, said to be the biggest curiously in the country.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Travel time between Peterborough and Crowland is about 20 minutes each way.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Entry tickets to Peterborough Cathedral
No additional costs unless you'd like a souvenir or snack.
Signature Suites
73 Broadway Peterborough United Kingdom
Travelodge Peterborough Central
New Road, Peterborough United Kingdom
Great Northern Hotel, Sure Hotel Collection by Best Western
Station Road, Peterborough United Kingdom
Budget Guest House
128 Lincoln Road, Peterborough United Kingdom
Hilton Garden Inn Peterborough City Centre
2 East Station Road Peterborough United Kingdom
The Lodge Hotel
130 Lincoln Road, Peterborough United Kingdom
Park Inn By Radisson Peterborough
Telephone House, Wentworth Street Peterborough United Kingdom
The Bull Hotel, Sure Hotel Collection By Best Western
Westgate Peterborough United Kingdom
The Pearl Hotel
77 Lincoln Road Peterborough United Kingdom
Peterborough Cathedral
Though the site of Peterborough Cathedral was originally Roman, in the 7th century it became a monastic community though that was all but destroyed by the Great Heathen army under the splendidly named Ivar the Boneless. The current Peterborough Cathedral was built after the Norman conquest and seen of activity since then and two queens were buried here including Katherine of Aragon whose tomb we will visit as we explore this splendid old building.
In the middle of the large Cathedral Square is the Guildhall. In the middle of the large city square is the wonderful old Guildhall. Built originally in 1671 it has served as both a market and a townhall. A farmers market is still held here regularly along with many over events in the square. It's a wonderful old building and sat next to beautiful old medieval church.
Pickup included
3 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
giomari2017,
Oct 12, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Wonderful cathedral and historic place, easy to arrive and thanks to the car park nearby, worth surely a visit in this beautiful city.
Donna-kirkland1,
Apr 20, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
I recently booked and went on the Peterborough tour .. I was met by Stephen and was taken around the most amazing historical places , my favourite had to be Peterborough cathedral .. As a huge Tudor and Henry VIII fan I was overwhelmed to visit the resting place of Henry VIII’s first wife Catherine of Aragon .. Such a fabulous tour , Stephen is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about his history .. the most enjoyable day thank you x
beverley a,
May 5, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
Came to Peterborough with friends and visited the Cathedral. ENTRY IS FREE but in lieu can leave a donation in the box provided on your way out. Steeped in history and if you walk to the back section of the church this is an addition to the original building...took our breath away. The ceilings, architecture is amazing. The inner peace felt was awesome. So worth a visit




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